CALL FOR PAPERS – KIERKEGAARD’S YEAR 2019
Organizer: Central European Research Institute Soeren Kierkegaard Ljubljana, Slovenia
Coorganizer: Publishing house KUD Apokalipsa, Slovenia
Coorganizer of the Conference: Cankarjev dom
Črnomelj, Slovenia - from 13th to 15th of May 2019
Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana, Slovenia - 16th to 17th of May 2019
Theme: EXISTENTIALISM AND POSSIBILITY OF NEW POLICIES IN THE WORLD
In the world in which we live, more than ever, we need dialogue between the various thinkers and those who thinks differently, who will nourish the pluralism of ideas and beliefs in the direction of spiritual openness. At the 7th Symposium of the Miklavž Ocepek, we want to stimulate the dialogue between those who thinks differently in the world, which is why Rose Luxemburg's move in existentialism and her thoughts of the spontaneity of the revolution, which is fundamentally existential, has shown Simone Weil in fact also philosophically with her own example. We are talking about the existential turn of The Single Individual. This existential revolution gives the dimension of existential communication and constant reinterpretation a new dimension, which is added by the thought of Karl Jaspers. In order to achieve this, however, we need a citizen's conciliation in order to greet wounds that are deep. The basis for the options for this dialogue is a conversation without condemnation!
This theme, inspired by Kierkegaard thinking, will be connected with:
KARL JASPERS (1883–1969), ROSA LUXEMBURG (1871–1919), SIMONE WEIL (1909–1943) and first independent journal in ex-Yugoslavia 2000 (1969)
One of the keynote speakers will write an opening address for the conference. The address – an open invitation to critically and creatively engage this timely topic – will follow after the Call for Papers.
Participants are expected to send their title of their contribution in English by November 15th , 2018 to the e-mail address: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
The deadline for submitting full-text contributions is January 15st, 2019. During the conference, each participant (except keynote speakers) will have 20 minutes to deliver their presentation and/or 15 minutes to lead a workshop. The length of the written paper should be between 20.000 – 25.000 characters.
Following a rigorous review process, the qualified contributions will be published in an anthology in Slovene and English languages in 2020.
Freedom only for the supporters of the government, only for the members of one party – however numerous they may be – is no freedom at all. Freedom is always and exclusively freedom for the one who thinks differently. Not because of any fanatical concept of "justice" but because all that is instructive, wholesome and purifying in political freedom depends on this essential characteristic, and its effectiveness vanishes when "freedom" becomes a special privilege.(...)
ROSA LUXEMBURG
In order to encourage participants to comply with the set deadlines, a non-refundable “application fee” of 50 EUR,- will be required from all (except the keynote speakers) upon submitting their applications. For those complying with the deadlines, this fee will count towards the overall costs of the conference, including the review and publishing process of the forthcoming anthology. Upon arrival at the conference, they will pay the remaining amount (conference fee/accommodation of 300 EUR). Those participants who will not meet the set deadlines will pay the full conference fee of 350 EUR.
The conference organizers have adopted a “no-reimbursement” policy with regard to the “application fee” for those who have submitted their applications but either failed to come to the conference or have not met the set deadlines.
Bank transfers for application fee of 50 EUR are to be made to the following account:
Account name: KUD Apokalipsa, Lili Novy 25, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenija
IBAN: SI56 0201 0009 1759 056
SWIFT/BIC: LJBASI2X
Name of the Bank: Nova Ljubljanska banka
Bank Headquarters Address: Trg republike 2, 1520 Ljubljana, Slovenia
In cooperation with Cankarjev dom, Balassi Institute – Cultural Center of the Embassy of Hungaryand Slovenian National Committee of the Management of Social Transformations (MOST) Programme at (the Slovenian National Commission for) UNESCO; municipality of Črnomelj, Ljubljana Town Lilbrary.
Søren Kierkegaard 2018
International conference and workshop
Črnomelj, Ljubljana, 29. 5 – 2. 6. 2018
Pre-Event: Ljubljana, 23. 5. 2018
Organisation: KUD Apokalipsa Publishing House and Central European Research Institute Søren Kierkegaard Ljubljana
In collaboration with Cankarjev dom and others.
Ljubljana, Slovenia – 23th of May 2018
Črnomelj, Slovenia – from 29th to 31th of May 2018
Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana, Slovenia – 1st and 2nd of June 2018
Theme
CITIZEN-COSMOPOLITAN IN THE LIGHT OF APOKALYPSIS (celebrating the 25th anniversary of KUD Apokalipsa and the 5th anniversary of CERISK Ljubljana)
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Socratic Symposium within Conference: Philosophical discourse NEW OICONOMY AND
EXISTENTIAL TURN (1st and 2nd of June at Cankarjev dom)
Kierkegaard reference text: Stages on Life's Way (In vino veritas)
The 200th anniversary of the birth of Karl Marx
The 50th anniversary of the student revolution
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In the Ancient Greek, apocalypse does not mean catastrophe, has no horrible or dark connotation, nor is it simply something hidden or secret. Quite the opposite, apokalypsis means revelation, an unveiling. We only gain insight into things when we rid ourselves of illusions. When we truly gaze through and are not crushed by fear, our consciousness opens and the world reveals itself.
CALL FOR PAPERS – KIERKEGAARD’S YEAR 2018:
CITIZEN-COSMOPOLITAN IN THE LIGHT OF APOKALYPSIS
International conference and workshop, Črnomelj, Ljubljana, 29 May – 2 June 2018
The conference will take place at Cankarjev Dom in Ljubljana, June 1st and 2nd, 2018.Participants this year will be accommodated in Črnomelj, Slovenia where various workshops will also take place.
More on the location here: https://www.gostilna-samarin.si/
Abstract submissions are to be a maximum of 500 words. We have the intent of publishing selected conference contributions in a volume of conference proceedings.
The Expert Commission of the Central European Research Institute will select the best contributions for the presentation and publication in the Proceedings.
Participants will:
1) give a 20 minute presentation.
2) participate in the round table IN VINO VERITAS at the conference in Ljubljana (obligatory for all participants who will attend conference): We will soon communicate to selected participants the topics for three thematic sections; for each section the maximum time for a presentation is 3-5 minutes (determined by the number of participants). Those participants who wish to submit a paper for possible publication in the conference proceedings should submit a copy of their paper (maximum 20,000 characters) by May 1, 2018.
REGISTRATION FEE: 350 euros for 5 days, 70 euros for 1 day (deadline for registration 1 May)(All costs are included: accommodation, food, drink ect.)
Kierkegaard in a Central European Context
Constantine the Philosopher University, Nitra, Slovakia
February 20-22, 2018
More information is available here.
Paula Arizpe
The Metaphysics in the Development of Will in Simone Weil
Existence is conceiving one´s entire life
before one´s self and directing it all
in a sense determined by the
will and with one´s labor1.
In this paper, I intend to show the way in which Simone Weil’s methodology of decision is built and how it unfolds in 3 wider steps:
A) The weigh and measure of the values these constructions give way to.
B) The way these are woven into practical decision.
C) How the limits of each one, opens a door to the next step with the consequent aggrandizement of TRUTH.
Venue : Škocjan from Friday, Spetember 8 to Sunday, September 10, 2017
Ljubljana Cankarjev dom 11. and 12. September 2017
Topic: ETHICAL PRAXIS BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND EXISTENCE
Why did the civil society after the disquiet flurry of revolution dissolve? What can Søren Kierkegaard’s essays Two Ages and Works of Love tell us about the acts of revolution? How can the experiences of ethical praxis established by V. Havel and J. Patočka teach us? How can we encourage the praxis of responsible citizenship? What kind of dissent is possible and needed?